andicap
11-18-2004, 11:03 AM
trainer-profiles.com
covers quite a few meets and it's not all that expensive.
No idea if the stuff is accurate tho. He updates profiiles every two weeks which is nice, but sometimes too late to catch a short-term pattern.
Goes into lots of detail about trainer's winning races.
One issue is that the moves are not in context. In other words he'll let you know a trainer has won several times at the meet off a 30-45 day layoff and two of those times he had a bullet work. But you won't know how many times the trainer actually ran off that layoff pattern. 2-2 is different than 2-5.
And there's no indication on which moves a trainer is absolutely pathetic at, just at what he's winning with.
Moves could be used in context with BRIS broad trainer stats tho to get a better snapshot of trainer's work.
All in all, probably worth a look for those of you wanting to do more trainer handicapping but lack the time or db.
covers quite a few meets and it's not all that expensive.
No idea if the stuff is accurate tho. He updates profiiles every two weeks which is nice, but sometimes too late to catch a short-term pattern.
Goes into lots of detail about trainer's winning races.
One issue is that the moves are not in context. In other words he'll let you know a trainer has won several times at the meet off a 30-45 day layoff and two of those times he had a bullet work. But you won't know how many times the trainer actually ran off that layoff pattern. 2-2 is different than 2-5.
And there's no indication on which moves a trainer is absolutely pathetic at, just at what he's winning with.
Moves could be used in context with BRIS broad trainer stats tho to get a better snapshot of trainer's work.
All in all, probably worth a look for those of you wanting to do more trainer handicapping but lack the time or db.